vidaXL Solid Firwood Pergola with Gate Lawn Garden Outdoor Terrance Backyard Structure Wooden Arch Gate Pergola 116x40x204 cm Brown

I ordered 2 for my disabled sister birthday and both were so cheap they wouldn't hold together to even stand them up! I had 2 screw lattice on the back of one to get it 2 stand up..the other one we had 2 use 2x3 to hold it up..no prefilled holes..some screws were missing gates wouldn't come together..hinges fell off on and on..very very bad experience with these arbors!! Customer service with this seller is worst I've ever dealt with! I've contacted customer service dozens times with no help! Definitely a piece of garbage! Seller doesn't help either 2 resolve issue!!!

Very weak wood. Very flimsy.

All of the screws were light and barely connected the pieces, one small jiggle made the whole thing fall apart. Had to buy wood screws from the store. The wood chipped in several places while assembling and when trying to set it up outside one of the panels broke completely. This is not worth $100.

It has repeatedly fallen apart. It's cheaply stapled together. Then I've repeatedly had to repair it with screws where the stapled parts slip apart. I've even had to replace with better hinges and a new gate lock. Oh and the wood splits! Don't trust this product. Someones going to get hurt by it. I've been trying to communicate with this supplier but they will only send messages and want photos but mine are "larger" than the accepted file size for direct messaging. They told me to Google a program to compress it myself so that they can have them. For real? So here the photos are. In my fabulous product review of this POS product. Don't buy it. Ps. You aren't allowed to give zero stars, so it says 1 star so that this review goes through. But it's really zero.

The wood is light and the finish is nice. However, this pergola is very flimsy, poorly designed, and difficult to stabilize. There is nothing included to secure it to the ground and the legs have 1/2 dado cuts that make the legs weak. All the joints are weak and keeping the pergola square is equally difficult. I did make it work by pouring 120lbs of concrete to make a foundation for the legs, installed large L-brackets, and made wood supports to fill the voids (dado cuts) in the legs. Even with all that I am not convinced it will withstand a strong breeze. Oh, and forget the gates. The wood is too flimsy to support the slight weight of the gates.